Recently, Uncle Che learned from overseas media channels that the famous modified car team Hennessey said in his interaction with fans on the official website that its mass-produced version of Venom F5 will challenge the Guinness World Record for the speed of mass-produced cars in the near future. It is reported that the car will drive back and forth on the same road once in an hour, and the average speed of both times will reach 311MPH, about 500km/h.
How hard is it to achieve this record? In August 2019, a Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ model near mass production ran at 304.77MPH, about 490.48km/h, on the Ehra-Lessien test track in Germany. You know, bugatti Chiron is equipped with an 8.0T W16 quad-turbo engine, horsepower and torque are beyond the reach of many supercars, such models can not break through the 500km/h speed barrier, which shows how difficult this record is to achieve.
According to the car uncle, Hennessey Venom F5 is equipped with a 6.6T twin-turbo V8 engine, the maximum horsepower is 1817hp (Imperial horsepower), zero hundred acceleration only takes 2.6s to complete, acceleration from 0km/h to 200km/h requires 4.7s, extreme speed data can exceed 500km/h, if the final test results can indeed reach 500km/h, then Bugatti will no longer be the strongest fuel car on the surface.
As emission regulations become more stringent, fuel vehicles may disappear in the future, a large number of pure electric models emerge at the same time, the car's 100 km acceleration performance is also improving, it is said that Tesla Roadster 2 in the optional Space X cold air thruster can achieve a speed of 1.2s per hour to break 100, but the speed can not be compared with the top high-performance fuel vehicles, but the future may also reach the height of Hennessey Venom F5.
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